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Great song in my opinion. Thank you to all those who serve and to those who have made the ultimate sacrifice 70Ikj1hZDnw dc

These guys hatched a few weeks ago, just sharing. Dad is the really orange one in the pic of two. I don't name reptiles, but my son named him Batman. Mom (wonderwoman) is the yellow girl in her covered area. dc

He is a sibling to the striped aneries. The dad is a dilute anery tessera and the mom was a SMR striped tessera. We hatched two motlies and the pattern looks like what SMR has listed as a motley tessera. One is a normal and the other is this anery version. Sorry the pic isn't better, but this...

I am guessing that is what this guy is? Doesn't quiet look the same as the European versions, but definitely has a color change on the lower half from orangish blotches to brown blotches. Eitherway, I like him, very cool looking. dc

A holdback 2012 male, we hatched 3 male anery striped tesseras, this was just the best looking one. Not best pic, I'll get better ones over the weekend. This is 2 days after first sshed and fed. Second is a normal striped tesseras holdback female from the same clutch. She is het anery and both...

This is an example of what's wrong with America. Poor thing, "she's struggling" and of course she "kind of feels it's ok". What a piece of trash. This is an example of what I have always thought, Some people will always be a burden on society. You've got to have some sort of moral sense and...

Decent little low, maybe medium expression coral ghost from the JMG line of corals. Jeff's are the best IMHO, no questions asked! Sorry for the fuzzy picture, but it just wouldn't be a pic by me if it wasn't poor in some aspect. dc

This guy was produced by Jim Godfrey. Very pretty snakes. The lava het terrazzos are striking as well, but those just wouldn't cooperate for pics tonight while I was feeding and cleaning. Unfortunately the flash washed his colors out a bit, they are actually a little more red than the pic...

A little late in the evening, but happy birthday to one of my true friends, Jim Godfrey. dc

I am raising several hairless mice to feed to my corn snakes. I have a question for experienced breeders only please. I wonder, since the mice have no hair, will I need to add some sort of fiber supplement to the snakes diet? I tried adding medamucil to the mice colonies water but that just...

I don't post much but sometimes not posting something this great is just a shame and quiet possibly a sin or crime. I really feel morally obligated to share this and my conviction is strong. Sure it is complete ignorance but it is one of the funniest things I have ever seen. Yeah, it may not...

Is anyone planning on attending this show? It is this coming weekend Sept. 3-4, 2011 dc

These are just normals het anery, charcoal, amel and possibly het hypo. Just thought I would share. Sorry for the pic quality. dc

I had no idea anery was lurking in the striped tessera female I used. The dad was a visual anery & charcaol het amel, mom was a striped tesserra (really red) and ph amel. The female produced a small clutch of eggs but I had 2 normals, 2 aneries and 2 suspected ghosts. Now I have to test breed...

Standard disclaimer: I am a terrible photographer with a digital camera. This girl hatched a week or so ago. She has eaten 2 meals to date. Very dark in coloration and it is difficult to translate into a photo with my limited skills. Either way, I was tickled to hatch her out. The clutch...

Looks to be heritable. Don has updated his front page witha pic http://www.cornsnake.net/ dc

Just wanted to share a few pics. For Father's Day, my Dad, Son and I went to the land he (dad) owns in the Black Mountain Range of North Carolina. He owns land on both sides of the creek so we control the family swimming hole. These are pics of that spot on Cattail Creek. It was raining hard so...

Broadhead skink mating pair outside my office today. I have seen these guys for a few years now. Guess they are adept at darting back into the tree's "knot holes". The male is 10"-12" tip to tip.

Caught this female crossing the road near my Mom's house on Satruday evening. She appears to be gravid. If so, this will be the third female I have seen on this road and two of them have been gravid. I will likely hang on to her because I have no known females OR males that are neutral...

I don't post a lot of pics because of my poor photography skills, but who cares, I am sharing these from feeding time yesterday. In order, the pics are as follows South Mountain Hypo Miami Normal het Rosy Blood & Butter Motley Hypo Stripe Miami Motley Stripe (SMR Line) Tesserra